16 Aug 1923
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Newspaper
Rio Grande Farmer
Location
Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1923
Page
1
In a distant tariff contest a prize beauty named Carmus Vernanier faces a mock contest amid a vast audience. Reports mention Egyptian threads and a museum display, with a general air of fascination and curiosity surrounding the event and its cultural implications.
Fragmented text discusses war and exile concepts, referencing Outta States and citizen status. Appears to describe voluntary expatriation and civic memory, with unclear attribution and noisy OCR. Key entities unclear. overall topic centers on historical conflict and migration ideas.
An OCR fragment reports a chaotic scene with scattered names and garbled phrases about a mother, kitchen practice, and odd terms like Cidget Foot-Killer Mévee. The text is unreadable in parts, with references to a gun, Insalea, and a yolcona, leaving unclear events or identities.
The text presents a garbled mix of invented terms, place names, and fragmented quotes about headgear, diet, and misspelled references. It reads like a noisy transcription with scattered mentions of Tuscany, Japan, Ching, and personal notes about a wife, with little coherent narrative or verifiable facts to summarize into a clear news item.
Fragmentary notes describe playful, odd phrases and character names like David, Netty, Billy, and Thel, with scattered references to a stew, a blanket, and a donkey. The text reads as a garbled set of personal scribbles from a local page, lacking a coherent event or clear subjects.
Fragmentary OCR reads about lateral second column and various technical terms. Names, dates, and concrete facts are unreadable, with many garbled phrases. The piece mentions density, wind, and calls for details, but no coherent event or outcome is discernible.
A lengthy OCR fragment details assembling a radio or device with tubes, coils, wiring and timing components. It covers tube placement, soldering methods, winding tolerances, wire insulation, and mounting hardware. It also references specific electronic parts, includes procedural steps for insulation, varnish and shellac finishes, and discusses an adjustable collar and mounting coupler for alignment. The text mixes measurements, materials, and construction notes in period technical jargon.
The text describes a device or process labeled Colle Are Weand with a Fier Strip placed around it to provide rigidity and protect winding. Measurements mention 4 turns from 00 to 860 meters, 18 turns at 1000 meters, 00 turns from 860 to 5900 meters, and 1000 turns from LEON to 2500.
In a fragmented note the plan discusses mounting calls behind a panel and arranging diagrams for the best setup. The text mentions mounting on the free side of the panel and addressing unclear terms.
A garbled historical fragment discusses coupling adjustment and shielding to influence capacity effects. It mentions timing, fine ad justments, and panel shielding to improve operation, with unclear references to Mors Hava and operational context.
The text notes that a horn end not conical, as in certain phonographs, changes tuning as holes are enlarged and the recalver pinged, affecting playback. This report discusses science and invention implications and mentions medical-termed misreadings.
A fragmented guide describes creating a variable grid leak by removing and replacing rings on a wire, then fine adjusting a contact lever with a smooth operation. The procedure includes marking surfaces with pencil and connecting a marking to a binding post to observe resistance changes along the panel sides.
A garbled report describes an event titled Therm Joker and the Valley of Alt. Attendees react with confusion as a speaker references a humorous moment and a dramatic line about fate. The witnesses react with smiles and puzzled looks as the scene unfolds.
A distressed seller advertises a castor substitute syrup for infants. The copy claims no narcotic tea and urges parents to rely on purported physician endorsements and traditional cautions against teething distress. The fragmented text references Me tor CH Peregoria and dryasing soothing syrup.
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